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Detroit's Big Three aren't the only automotive companies that want to see the government step in with some much-needed financial help. Overseas automakers, most notably Toyota Motor, all endorse some form of federal aid to keep General Motors Chrysler LLC and possibly Ford Motor out of bankruptcy. And this makes sense after taking a closer look at the dynamics of the auto industry and the intertwined fates of its companies. [source] Add your comment:
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